Although this is NAIRAland it is imperative to understand that in the US we all are considered "black" - professional, rich, poor, or not. Those of us who were born and/or raised here in the US understand better the plight of the "black man" on a daily basis. It is on this note that I call on AFRICANS to SUPPORT THE CAUSE OF JUSTICE FOR the YOUNG TRAYVON MARTIN. I have posted some reflective material and encourage you to sign the Petition on the NAACP Website

https://donate.naacp.org/page/s/doj-civil-rights-petition?source=zimmermannotguiltypetitionrotator&utm_medium=Rotator&utm_source=NAACP&utm_campaign=zimmermannotguiltypetitionrotator

All it takes is a signature telling the world you stand for and want justice. The NAACP (The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) are the very reason BLACKS from ALL OVER THE WORLD can have a place in the United States, from our own Nnamdi Azikiwe, Wale Adenuga etc, if not for the actions of the NAACP to fight for the rights and equality of blacks in the US, there would still be a heavy presence of racism and slavery.


Seattle, WA today for Trayvon

Oakland, CA today for Trayvon

NYC, NY today for Trayvon

, CALI today for Trayvon



Sen. Kevin Parker, Sen. Bill Perkins, and Sen. Eric Adams wore hoodies during session in the Senate Chamber in support of Martin

RIP Trayvon.
But I'm occupied with seeking justice for ALUU 4, APO 6 and their likes.

ALL IS INJUSTICE, you can not CHOOSE one and leave the other

kwangi: RIP Trayvon.
But I'm occupied with seeking justice for ALUU 4, APO 6 and their likes.

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kwangi: RIP Trayvon.
But I'm occupied with seeking justice for ALUU 4, APO 6 and their likes.

check this out:

https://www.nairaland.com/1358329/george-zimmerman-acquitted-trayvon-martin/22#19264864